Hi all,
In this week’s social media update: Instagram’s new Facebook-inspired profiles, Twitter plans to add photos to compete with Instagram and Twitter’s new transparency over copyright infringement. Find out else has been happening this week!
Happy reading 🙂
IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK…
| General news | Four real-time lessons from a viral social media crisis
Twitter’s new #transparency over copyright infringement Five handy Pinterest tools to help you measure success Facebook revamps Friendship pages to chronicle your relationships How do Facebook’s opt-in notificatins, Pages feed affect brands? Twitter plans to add photo filters to compete with Instagram Infographic: social media statistics 2012 Five reasons why your business needs pictures when Tweeting Social plus search: building a better search engine Six YouTube tools and tips for social media success Set your Instagram to ‘private’ Four key steps to achieving relevance in email marketing Top 100 brands on Google+ have a total audience of 23 million 21 ways online retailers can improve customer retention rates One-third og Google employees haven’t posted to Google+ in past month VW accounts for 25% of car ads shared online Ten social media statistics that will blow your mind Pinterest launches secret boards so you can pin in private Would you eat a hot meal from a vending machine Designing a social media policy that actually works in a crisis Instagram’s new Facebook-inspired profiles Facebook Global Pages Facebook’s people talking about this metric doesn’t express engagement Why you should link your Google+ account to Adwords
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| One to watch… | Gap: Postagram on Facebook
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| This week’s awesome case study | Five brands that rock daily emails
How to measure ROI on Pinterest
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| This week’s must bookmark site | 10 essentials for creative mobile campaigns
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| Quote of the week | For brands to be relevant to consumers, they have to develop a new way of interacting with consumers.
Anne McCreary of Carat, as quoted by The New York Times |
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